What of Protestantism?

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Protestantism is in a still worse plight, involving a more far-reaching constitutional change. Most forms of Protestantism do not even claim to inherit Apostolic authority.

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The Case for Catholicism - Answers to Classic and Contemporary Protestant Objections

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But surely the majority of the millions of Protestants would realise their mistake, if indeed they are mistaken. They would on any other important subject.
Did not Pope Gregory VII originate it in the 11th century?
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You teach that heaven will last forever, although Christ said that heaven and earth shall pass away.
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Does Scripture in any way justify such a change as a fact?

What of Protestantism?

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